I find Hurst equidistant curvilinear charts for MOG to be reasonably reliable on backtesting, and so, by far they are dependable for swing trading between the curves or bands. Yes, I have not shown the cycle sum chart which also shows the price of MOG to be making a graduated up cycle, which is occuring with an Energy Index uptrend for the entire market as well. Imho, MOG is looking interesting for a swing trade short term...but DYOR, please.
As for VPG, during the time I posted previously in the stock forum for VPG ( not the Short term trading forum ) most of the HC forumers were obviously extremely bullish on that stock and held it for multi months and years, and were not interested in any of the short term swing movements, while my last post was more a technical picture for the short term posted in the Short Term Trading forum meant for swing traders. Anyway, best of luck in your VPG trade.
Hope this helps
dascore
MOG Price at posting:
15.5¢ Sentiment: Hold Disclosure: Held